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American Family Fields of Phoenix, Phoenix. Fly into PHX.

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What we know about American Family Fields of Phoenix

Where visiting fans stay

Checked at the source
  • Downtown Phoenix. 15 min by drive. The Brewers recommend the Hyatt Place Phoenix Downtown. Downtown has the most rooms, bars and food, and it sits between the West Valley and East Valley parks.
  • Westgate, Glendale. 16 min by drive. The Brewers list the Staybridge Suites and Holiday Inn Express on Cabela Dr. Good if you also plan games at Camelback Ranch or Peoria.
  • Biltmore area, Phoenix. 23 min by drive. The Staybridge Suites Phoenix-Biltmore offers a Brewers fan rate through the team's trip page. It is closer to PHX and the East Valley parks.

Around the stadium

From a specialist guide
The ballpark sits in the Maryvale neighborhood of west Phoenix with few hotels or bars nearby. Most fans stay in downtown Phoenix, about 15 minutes east, where the Brewers recommend the Hyatt Place on W. Adams Street.

Getting in from the airport

From a specialist guide
PHX (Phoenix Sky Harbor) is about 14 miles away, roughly 22 minutes by car with no traffic, mostly on I-10 west.

Getting to the stadium

Checked at the source
Drive from downtown Phoenix, about 15 min. Take I-10 west, exit 51st Avenue north, and enter the lot at 51st Ave and Whitton Ave, between Thomas and Indian School roads. Drive from Glendale, about 16 min. Take Loop 101 south, exit Indian School Road east, then go south on 51st Avenue to the lot at Whitton Ave. Rideshare, about 15 min. The marked zone along 53rd Avenue and Indian School Road, outside the parking lot. Fetii group van, about 15 min. Same 53rd Avenue zone. Fetii runs 14-seat vans that groups can book on demand or ahead.

Tailgating

Checked at the source
Tailgating is limited to your own parking space, and you cannot buy extra spaces to tailgate. Groups can reserve the grass area in the northwest corner of the main lot for a pregame tent with the Brewers.

Getting in

Checked at the source
  • Bag policy: One clear single-pocket bag up to 12 x 12 x 6 inches, or a non-clear bag up to 9 x 5 x 2 inches. Diaper bags up to 16 x 16 x 8 inches and medical items are allowed. The Brewers do not hold items that are turned away.

After the final whistle

From a specialist guide
All cars leave onto 51st Avenue, and the lot is a long walk from the gates; a free courtesy shuttle helps guests who need it. Many fans skip parking and use rideshare from the zone on 53rd Avenue. To beat the crowd, catch the postgame autographs at the right-field fence and leave 30 minutes later.

One thing to avoid

From a specialist guide
Showing up at gate time and missing batting practice. The Brewers hit on practice fields 2 and 3 before the gates open, through a separate gate on 51st Avenue.

Bars near the stadium

Checked at the source

  • Popo's Fiesta Del SolBefore or after

    6542 W Indian School Rd, Phoenix, AZ 85033

    A Phoenix family restaurant since 1964, a few minutes west of the ballpark, serving Sonoran recipes. It is the easiest postgame stop in Maryvale.

    Away fans: a family Mexican restaurant the Brewers send fans to. Every team's fans are welcome.

  • Greenwood BrewingBefore or after

    922 N 5th St, Phoenix, AZ 85004

    A woman-owned brewery on Roosevelt Row in downtown Phoenix with a patio. It pours its own lagers and IPAs.

    Away fans: a downtown taproom on the Brewers' own list of places to drink.

  • Pedal Haus Brewery (Roosevelt Row)Before or after

    214 E Roosevelt St, Phoenix, AZ 85004

    A downtown brewery in the Roosevelt Row arts district with a rooftop patio and bar. It ran a spring training special for Brewers fans in 2026.

    Away fans: a sports-friendly brewpub with 25 TVs. Fans of every team come here.

  • Roosevelt Row, downtown PhoenixDistrict

    Roosevelt St and 5th St, Phoenix, AZ 85004

    An arts district of bars, breweries and restaurants a few blocks north of the downtown hotels. Greenwood Brewing, Pedal Haus and Matt's Big Breakfast are all here.

    Away fans: a mixed downtown crowd, with plenty of Brewers fans in March.

Sidequests in Phoenix

Listed in the order they happen. Each one earns points.

  1. Eat40 points

    Breakfast at Matt's

    A downtown Phoenix breakfast spot the Brewers recommend for fueling up before a game, a few blocks from the downtown hotels. Open daily 7 a.m. to 2 p.m.

    $. 5 hours before kickoff

  2. Ritual65 points

    Batting practice on fields 2 and 3

    The Brewers hit on practice fields 2 and 3 before the gates open. Enter through the separate gate on 51st Avenue next to the unpaved lot and watch up close.

    Free. 2 hours 30 minutes before kickoff

  3. Eat50 points

    Brat with Secret Stadium Sauce

    The Brewers bring their Secret Stadium Sauce from Milwaukee for the brats here. Add cheese curds for the full Wisconsin lunch.

    $. 30 minutes before kickoff

  4. Ritual50 points

    Road-game morning workout

    On days the Brewers play away, the gates open at 9 a.m. and the team takes batting practice around 10 a.m. before boarding the bus. You get closer access than on a home game day.

    Free

  5. Outing50 points

    Heard Museum

    A museum of Native American art and culture in central Phoenix, about 16 minutes from the ballpark. It is open daily from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., which fits a night game or an off day.

    $$

  6. Double header75 points

    Second game at Camelback Ranch

    Camelback Ranch is about 9 miles west, roughly 17 minutes with no traffic. The Brewers play a 6:10 p.m. home game on March 19, 2027, so a day game there can come first if one is scheduled.

    $$

  7. Ritual50 points

    Sausage Race

    As in Milwaukee, the five racing sausages run before the bottom of the sixth inning. Afterward they sign and pose for photos on the concourse near section 117.

    Free. 1 hour 40 minutes after kickoff

  8. Ritual25 points

    Sing Roll Out the Barrel

    The ballpark plays Roll Out the Barrel after the seventh-inning stretch, a Milwaukee tradition. Sing along with the Wisconsin crowd.

    Free. 2 hours 10 minutes after kickoff

  9. Ritual50 points

    Postgame autographs by the clubhouse

    Brewers who leave the game early, and many after the final out, sign at the white iron fence down the right-field line between the fan walkway and the clubhouse path. Head there as soon as the game ends.

    Free. 3 hours after kickoff

  10. Eat50 points

    Dinner at Popo's

    A Phoenix family restaurant since 1964 serving Sonoran recipes, a few minutes from the ballpark and on the Brewers' own list. Happy hour runs daily from 3 to 7 p.m.

    $. 3 hours 20 minutes after kickoff

Seats and views

Where each part of American Family Fields of Phoenix sits, and what you see from it.

Fans post the view from their seats, section by section. See the views at American Family Fields of Phoenix